"Hey" my daily driven race car!

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Sam has an L motor in his car. Just gotta go front sump. Ain't no thing! haha :)

Yes more brakes, more power more more! I like trying to get 1 upgrade per race. It's fun see what each item does. Next I want to put heim joints for end links on my sway bar. Gotta take a trip to the spares department at work :)

I'd also like to do another alignment at my bro's work. I have an idea I want to try. :)
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At the last two autoX's I've had brake issues. My rear brakes were locking up on me, which sucks because I love trail braking. Of coarse it's always hard to decide which route to go... Upgrade or replace with stock... Well of coarse I decided to upgrade with a DP Racing pedal box I picked up years and years ago. The installation went alright. The studs for the master are imperial which I hate, also the master cylinder adapter fittings. Those I had to re tap so my brake lines would fit since the 510 uses M10x1.0 I machined a backing plate to spread the load. Here are some pictures of the project. I hate how the brake lines look but until I pull the motor they are going to stay like this.



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Future location of the turbo!

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New mirror. Thanks Ted!


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Did you take a photo of the balance bar arrangement at the pedal itself on the inside?

I'd be curious. I just did a M/C replacement ion my brothers car this weekend and cringed at the though of installing a cheap Chinese made unit that i absolutely do not trust - given the track record that these have. But the Raybestos sold unit is the only one I could find.

Thanks Jeff.

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Here you go buddy!

The pedals are from DP racing about half way down this page. http://www.dpracing.co/brakes


Here is the balance bar. I haven't installed the remote knob yet. Working on a new "radio" bezel for the dash. Gotta make it two piece so I can 3D print it at work.

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Hey Jeff

Can you measure from the firewall forward to when the steering link angles over to the crossmember. I think this would give me a good idea if your set up would clear my DP.

No big hurry, just next time your getting dirty.
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PoorMtnKid wrote: Hey Jeff

Can you measure from the firewall forward to when the steering link angles over to the crossmember. I think this would give me a good idea if your set up would clear my DP.

No big hurry, just next time your getting dirty.
Will do buddy!
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Me and Sam installed some Tomei cams that Clayton gave me. Kind of a bitch to put in. They delete the oil pressure intake cam timing advance. They pre advance the intake timing which makes it a tough because all of a sudden the cam lobes aren't on the low sides. We got it though! Over all the power feels way better and it sounds like it has sidedrafts on it. I also ordered a Nissan cap and rotor. little by little this 510 is becoming a beast!



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Another fun day at the track. It was looking like I was going to get 5th place overall but on my last session I was able to pull of an amazing time. Mind of matter is all it takes. The way they had the coarse start you had to turn a pretty sharp 45 degree angle. I kept hitting it faster and faster until I realized I think I could just hit it at full throttle in second and take the corner at 60MPH WOW! Kinda scary but it gained me .70 seconds on my less than a minute lap time! It was my first event with my new R888R's which seem way better than the older ones. I feel they heat up faster and have a stiffer sidewall. The only car to beat me is a S2000 with a E85 turbo setup, he laid down 701HP on the dyno! It has staged boost so he can get traction. Here is a pic of his engine. Rad car and a super nice guy. So I basically need a turbo setup haha!


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racecar!

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Halloween Pumpkin! R190 with 4.44 gears. Finally!!! So much better to drive!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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My boy dressed up, so cute gotta post a picture.


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Always a fun time with the kids!
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New diff was great! 2nd in RWD today!! .03 seconds behind first, which I had two runs faster but they claimed I hit a cone. One of the laps for sure the other one I'm pretty much 100% sure it was already knocked over. Either way, super fun day! Can't wait for the next race.
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Morning Jeff,

As I have long said, gears are the cheapest form of HP! That is why I went with 4:6 rear gears. just keeps the engine up in the power band everywhere.

Congrats!!!!
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Jeff,

Have you listed your suspension setup included alignment settings anywhere on the Realm yet? Would love to see a summary of what you have and what settings you are running today? Seems like they are working well for you and might for others.

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TheHeretic wrote:Jeff,

Have you listed your suspension setup included alignment settings anywhere on the Realm yet? Would love to see a summary of what you have and what settings you are running today? Seems like they are working well for you and might for others.

Cheers,

Ryan

I basically copied everything Keith said we should do. Although some of his settings I wasn't able to achieve. I only run 4 degrees of caster right now, and way to much camber in the rear, I think 3.7 degrees of camber in the rear. Hopefully by next summer I will have everything how I want it. Narrowed rear control arms, more caster, and 13" wheels. Hey a boy can dream :) Also my roll center and ackerman is different than Keiths car because of our rack and pinion. Here are my setting as of now.

Front:

Zero toe
2.8 degrees of camber (had to run that much due to tire rubbing)
4 degrees of caster (ish measurement because my bro's alignment rack at work doesn't go narrow enough for my car...)

Rear:

Mass toe in. (Whatever Keith said the max setting should be)
Camber 3.7 (again tire rubbing issue)
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